The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-05-19

LINCOLNvILLE. Our schools have begun with
the following teachers: Misses Ada Mckinney in
the Fernad Dist; Jennie Lamb at Youngtowp;
Zide Abbott at the Centre; Jennie Thomas in the
Heal Dist; Nina Jones in the Miller Dist; Annie
Farrar In Dist No. 6, and Annie Miller in the
Lamb Dist 80. Mr. Jesse Billings is at home visit
ing his family Mr. ii. Carpenter is visiting
friends. Miss Sarah Leadbetter is teaching at
Beach Ill., Northport. =. There was a dance at
the Centre Saturday night
WINTERroRT. Miss Lizzie Chase arrived from
Boothbay, where she has spent most of the time
for the last three years, on Thursday last She
will remain at home for some time Mrs r 8
Rundlett of Boston arrived on Fridays boat.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ii. Hanscom returned from their
bridal trip on Saturdays boat Rev Mr. Hro, of
the Bangor Sem. filled the Cong pulpit on Sunday
...Rev. w. Baldwin, the new pastor of the NJ, +.
Church, arrived from Bar IIarbor on SATURDAY..
KEY. a. A. Lewis, our former pastor left for
brewer on Monday. Miss Josie Dunton has re-
turned from her visit to Rockland The mea sles
are quite prevalent just now. Among the latest
victims are Miss Gusta Snow and Mr. Howard
Grant.
CAsTlSE. matched game of base ball was llov.
ell IN Fort George on Saturday, between a nine
from i'chsport and one made up here mostly of Nor
mas There was some very good PLAYING ON both
s'ocS' an" the latter half of the game was quite cx
CHUNG Inc score stood; BucksIorts r. CASTINGS
i'-'. May 10Th while at work on his fence, MIR.
b. Frank Perkins, struck Il thirty.penny mil in
such way, that it flew up, the point striking his
right eye. He has been confined to the house mn.
til to-day Monday, when he started for Portland
TO have treatment at the hospital. .Mai. Green.
halgh has moved into the Fannie Hatch house..
lug Ia" chimhey connected with the Old lobster
factory was toppied over on Monday by taking
ont from one side half dozen courses Of brick Il
fell against the bank with loud crash. .J y
Yea Is at work on the common, making ready for
'he soldier monument to be dedicated on Mcmor-
l"l iay' Cen j. l.. Chamberlain, who is to deliver
the address, will be the guest of Dr. Wheeler.
NlSALhANEN. At Sociable and dance given by
the Encampmentlastw week a Il benefit to f. W.
smith $50 were realized Quite Il large number
of trees were planted here on Arbor Day. Fred
;: walls and wife have returned home from il
VISIT 10 New hampshire. H. c. Dav, OF this
town, VIII move to kcckland and open il machine
7,inop on Iiilsons wharf :. Charles Webster, of
ilueMil, - years old, died suddenly ON sunday
me steamer May Field carried the remains 10
Eluemll. Mr., L. p, Walker, who is on board will
proceed 10 Jonesboro.: Schs Il. Frank \callcy,
Nlantou and Eliza Il. Emery are loading fer New
ork, and sch. Abhie :. Walker for Phila.. The
crew ON board the sch. Eliza Il. Emery refused
duty one LAY last week but after the rinrleud,.r
was discharged they turned to...... The granite
company has received two bronze panels, made in
italN' l" Z" INTO a monument the company is cut
uiS from red JoncsbUro stone for the late solo
mon Juneau, the first white settler born in Mil
Waukec in ISIS. He was the first Mayor of Mil
WaUkec. one panel represents him trading with
the Indians and the other as Man . sch / ottic
Hopkins sold trip of cod fish at tlourcstrr
stocking 500
One of the Portland Argus stan j. .,,>i,rs r.,
iiEoh me uniform Of an Assistant Inspector Gen
cral, Maine militia